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| − | '''Justice''' is dealt by your | + | '''Justice''' is dealt by your [[Sheriff]] (later [[Captain of the guard]]) or the [[Hammerer]]. |
| − | Only metal | + | Only metal [[cage|cages]] and [[restraint]] can be set to be used for justice, as [[jail|jails]]. Your police force (be it the [[Sheriff]] or the [[Captain of the guard|Captain]] and his [[guard|staff]]) will use them to contain criminals. |
| − | The current number of cages/restraints suggested is indicated on the {{k|z}} Status menu, under the Justice tab. That number is one-tenth (10%) the current population, rounded down. Not meeting this number does not cause any negative | + | The current number of cages/restraints suggested is indicated on the {{k|z}} Status menu, under the Justice tab. That number is one-tenth (10%) the current population, rounded down. Not meeting this number does not cause any negative [[thought|thoughts]] or other instabilities, it is merely a rough estimation of what would be required if things get out of control. |
=== Crimes === | === Crimes === | ||
| − | * Building destruction - destroying a | + | * Building destruction - destroying a [[building]] during a [[tantrum]]. |
| − | * Disorderly conduct - brawling while throwing a | + | * Disorderly conduct - brawling while throwing a [[tantrum]]. |
| − | * Violation of work order - a dwarf is punished if you ignore a | + | * Violation of work order - a dwarf is punished if you ignore a [[noble]]'s [[mandate]]. |
| − | * Vandalism - toppling | + | * Vandalism - toppling [[furniture]] or [[door]]s during a [[tantrum]]. |
| − | * Murder - killing a fellow dwarf or a tame | + | * Murder - killing a fellow dwarf or a tame [[animal]]. |
=== Punishment === | === Punishment === | ||
Note, that if the criminal is wounded at the time of the sentence is issued, the punishment will be delayed, until he is healthy again. | Note, that if the criminal is wounded at the time of the sentence is issued, the punishment will be delayed, until he is healthy again. | ||
| − | * X days imprisonment - the sheriff or fortress guard haul the dwarf off to a | + | * X days imprisonment - the sheriff or fortress guard haul the dwarf off to a [[jail]] to serve his sentence |
* Beating - the sheriff or fortress guard attacks the dwarf unarmed 10 times | * Beating - the sheriff or fortress guard attacks the dwarf unarmed 10 times | ||
| − | * Hammering - the | + | * Hammering - the [[Hammerer]] beats the dwarf with a [[war hammer]], resulting in serious injury or death |
| − | === | + | === [[thought|Psychology]] === |
| − | Crime and justice affects dwarven psychology by generating | + | Crime and justice affects dwarven psychology by generating [[Thought]]s. |
| − | * A dwarf who smashes property during a | + | * A dwarf who smashes property during a [[tantrum]] will receive a happy thought. This is a major factor in how a dwarf becomes happy enough to stop tantrumming. |
* A dwarf who commits a crime, particularly violates a work order, will receive a happy thought if there are not enough jail items to imprison him. | * A dwarf who commits a crime, particularly violates a work order, will receive a happy thought if there are not enough jail items to imprison him. | ||
| − | * A noble who makes a | + | * A noble who makes a [[mandate]] will get a happy thought if it is completed, or an unhappy thought if the worker goes free due to insufficient jail items. |
* A dwarf receives an incredibly happy thought upon being released from prison ("is happy to be free"), usually enough to make them ecstatic no matter how many negative thoughts they have accumulated. | * A dwarf receives an incredibly happy thought upon being released from prison ("is happy to be free"), usually enough to make them ecstatic no matter how many negative thoughts they have accumulated. | ||
{{Category|Dwarves}} | {{Category|Dwarves}} | ||
Revision as of 14:54, 8 December 2011
| This article is about an older version of DF. |
Justice is dealt by your Sheriff (later Captain of the guard) or the Hammerer.
Only metal cages and restraint can be set to be used for justice, as jails. Your police force (be it the Sheriff or the Captain and his staff) will use them to contain criminals.
The current number of cages/restraints suggested is indicated on the z Status menu, under the Justice tab. That number is one-tenth (10%) the current population, rounded down. Not meeting this number does not cause any negative thoughts or other instabilities, it is merely a rough estimation of what would be required if things get out of control.
Crimes
- Building destruction - destroying a building during a tantrum.
- Disorderly conduct - brawling while throwing a tantrum.
- Violation of work order - a dwarf is punished if you ignore a noble's mandate.
- Vandalism - toppling furniture or doors during a tantrum.
- Murder - killing a fellow dwarf or a tame animal.
Punishment
Note, that if the criminal is wounded at the time of the sentence is issued, the punishment will be delayed, until he is healthy again.
- X days imprisonment - the sheriff or fortress guard haul the dwarf off to a jail to serve his sentence
- Beating - the sheriff or fortress guard attacks the dwarf unarmed 10 times
- Hammering - the Hammerer beats the dwarf with a war hammer, resulting in serious injury or death
Psychology
Crime and justice affects dwarven psychology by generating Thoughts.
- A dwarf who smashes property during a tantrum will receive a happy thought. This is a major factor in how a dwarf becomes happy enough to stop tantrumming.
- A dwarf who commits a crime, particularly violates a work order, will receive a happy thought if there are not enough jail items to imprison him.
- A noble who makes a mandate will get a happy thought if it is completed, or an unhappy thought if the worker goes free due to insufficient jail items.
- A dwarf receives an incredibly happy thought upon being released from prison ("is happy to be free"), usually enough to make them ecstatic no matter how many negative thoughts they have accumulated.